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What an incredible month it’s been! Here’s some snapshots of what we’ve been up to! More storytelling to come from each engagement, but suffice it to say that we are so grateful to be a part of this values-aligned network of chefs, fishermen, seafood farmers, conservationists, eaters and educators! We are just landing back home, and excited to share more in the coming weeks! Huge thanks to our network, partners and funders for making the work of sustainable seafood programming possible! #knowyourseafood #slowfish #sustianableseafood #eatlocal
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Inland Ocean Coalition was proud to partner with the One Fish Foundation at FarmAid in Virginia Beach to engage concertgoers in conversations about sustainable seafood and responsible aquaculture. At our Homegrown Village booth, we introduced attendees to seafood farmers from across the country and explored the importance of understanding where our seafood comes from and how the methods used to cultivate it can impact our oceans and environment. We encouraged festival-goers to think about their actions and choices when it comes to seafood sourcing. Through initiatives like the Atlas for Values-Based Aquaculture, IOC continues to work alongside partners to connect communities with trusted resources and delicious seafood! #farmaid2026 #sustainableseafood #seafoodmonth
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OUR FOOD LINEUP IS BRINGIN THE HEAT 🔥🔥🔥 Our incredible food vendors are coming out to serve up delicious Gulf shrimp in all kinds of unique and creative ways. Y’all better come hungry! Every shrimp dish served at the festival features wild-caught domestic Gulf shrimp! Ticket link in bio. 📅 October 18, 2026 📍 The Broadside | New Orleans 🎶 Live music • Gulf shrimp • Local food • Community
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Today is the last day to tell your senators to vote NO on the MARA Act before it heads for a Commerce Committee vote tomorrow! Take 2 minutes of your time today to help stop MARA: ✅️ ACTION 1: Before Wed 9/16, Tell Your Senators to Vote NO on MARA. 🔗 in bio ✅️ ACTION 2: Washington State Residents: Call Senator Cantwell TODAY! Ask her to oppose the MARA Act – bill number S. 2586 – and to urge her colleagues to also reject it in the Senate Commerce Committee vote on September 16. If passed, MARA would open federally-managed ocean waters in the U.S. to large-scale fish farms for the first time. It’s being backed by big food, ag, and pharmaceutical monopolies who stand to profit, including Cargill, JBS, Sysco, and Merck. Earlier this year, more than 420 groups, leaders, and businesses signed a letter to Congress, helping block an earlier attempt to put this bill to a vote. 📢 TAKE ACTION right now to stop MARA! #SustainableSeafood #FreshFish #LocalFish #FoodSovereignty #SeafoodSovereignty
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TAKE ACTION to help stop the MARA Act from advancing through the Senate Commerce Committee this Wednesday! 🚨 ACTION 1: Before Wed 9/16, Tell Your Senators to Vote NO on MARA. 🔗 in bio 🚨 ACTION 2: Washington State Residents: Call Senator Cantwell TODAY! Ask her to oppose the MARA Act – bill number S. 2586 – and to urge her colleagues to also reject it in the Senate Commerce Committee vote on September 16. If passed, MARA would open federally-managed ocean waters in the U.S. to large-scale fish farms for the first time. It’s being backed by big food, ag, and pharmaceutical monopolies who stand to profit, including Cargill, JBS, Sysco, and Merck. Earlier this year, more than 420 groups, leaders, and businesses signed a letter to Congress, helping block an earlier attempt to put this bill to a vote. 🗣️ Use your voice TODAY to help stop MARA! #SustainableSeafood #FreshFish #LocalFish #FoodSovereignty #SeafoodSovereignty
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The dangerous MARA Act is headed for a Senate Commerce Committee Vote on Wed, Sept 16. You can help stop it. 📝 ACTION 1: Before Wed 9/16, Tell Your Senators to Vote NO on MARA. 🔗 in bio 📞 ACTION 2: Washington State Residents: Call Senator Cantwell TODAY! Ask her to oppose the MARA Act – bill number S. 2586 – and to urge her colleagues to also reject it in the Senate Commerce Committee vote on September 16. If passed, MARA would open federally-managed ocean waters in the U.S. to large-scale fish farms for the first time. It’s being backed by big food, ag, and pharmaceutical monopolies who stand to profit, including Cargill, JBS, Sysco, and Merck. Earlier this year, more than 420 groups, leaders, and businesses signed a letter to Congress, helping block an earlier attempt to put this bill to a vote. 📣 TAKE ACTION before September 16th to stop MARA! #SustainableSeafood #FreshFish #LocalFish #FoodSovereignty #SeafoodSovereignty
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Fishing communities everywhere are being displaced and even killed in their struggle against industrial aquaculture. This industry destroys ways of life, water, and territory. Join WFFP's press forum on September 11th at 5 PM CET! This is a virtual event for journalists and storytellers that are trying to better understand the global opposition to the aquaculture industry. This forum will take place immediately after FAO’s COFI conference concludes in Rome, Italy. Register at: tinyurl.com/PressFishForum to access exclusive interviews and groundbreaking report on fisher peoples experiences with the aquaculture industry. Speakers: ● Simen Sætre: Norwegian journalist and author of “The New Fish”, a book that captures the story of farmed salmon. ● Siddharth Chakravarty: Scholar on global fisher peoples movements and former seafarer. ● Arlene Oliveira da Costa: Indigenous fisherwoman, leader, and popular educator from Sergipe, Brazil. ● Nadine Nembhard: Co-Chair of the World Forum of Fisher Peoples and officer within the Caribbean Network of Fisheries Organizations. Moderated by: Este Narváez, Communications Officer, World Forum of Fisher Peoples Each panelist will share their story in a 45 min moderated conversation, followed by a Q&A. Total runtime will be 90 minutes. To connect with fisher peoples on the front lines worldwide contact: fish4foodsovereignty@proton.me.
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We can’t wait to groove with y’all! Come spend the day celebrating Louisiana music, fresh local food, and the fishing communities working to keep our coastal culture alive. Tickets link in bio! 🦐 LOUISIANA SHRIMP FESTIVAL 📅 Sunday, October 18, 2026 ⏰ 12–8 PM 📍 The Broadside | New Orleans 🎟️ $10 admission 👧 Kids free with a paid adult
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What happens if communities lose access to their waters? Communities from around the world share their experiences of #industrialaquaculture & their struggles to defend the water, livelihoods, & #foodsovereignty. This edition of the #Nyéléni Newsletter looks at the impacts of industrial aquaculture on food sovereignty, fishing communities, workers, women and the commons — from Lake Victoria to India, Brazil, Ecuador, Chile and Indonesia. 🐟 Who controls the fish, the feed and the waters? 🌱 What happens when mangroves, oceans and lakes are turned into sites of corporate profit? ✊🏽 And how are communities resisting and defending their territories, livelihoods and food sovereignty? "We know exactly what’s happening to us, and we’re not willing to just watch it continue. Fishing is our livelihood and our source of food at once, so when the lake shrinks for us, our meals shrink too. We’re raising our voices because we believe this can be fixed, with fair rules that protect space for people who’ve always depended on this lake. We want our children fishing these waters long after us." - Namakeba Village, Buvuma District, Uganda Ahead of the SSFSummit: nyeleni.org/en/all-editions #COFI #industrialaquaculturekills
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BETTER FOR WHO? Read the testimonies from fisher and Indigenous Peoples from 9 different countries about the harms of industrial aquaculture and download the full report ahead of the FAO’s Conference on Fisheries in Rome. We do not need a Blue Transformation agenda that makes corporations stronger and fishing communities weaker. A real transformation begins with our rights, our territories and our food sovereignty. Fish should nourish communities before they nourish corporate supply chains. How can this be called transformation if it reproduces the same model of dispossession that our communities have resisted for decades? FAO needs to stop promoting the expansion and intensification of industrial aquaculture and instead fulfill their commitment to implement the Small Scale Fisheries Guidelines and support fisher peoples’ local food systems that have the ability to reach the people that need it most. If @fao truly wants to end hunger they need to support local food systems. Otherwise they are supporting corporations that are actively destroying the possibility for people to feed themselves locally long term. This is not food security. This is nutritional dispossession. Read the full report at fish4foodsovereignty.org and share it widely.
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This summer has proven how much we need transparency in our food systems. One thing we know to be true is that our food choices as consumers not only impact our bodily health – our food choices impact our environment, including the ocean ecosystem. Learn directly from the people who grow the food you eat. Join farmer and fisheries advocate Mara Welton from @chilecoloradovt and @onefishblog and aquaculture trail blazer Imani Black from @mia_npo to learn about how you can help the ocean by helping yourself to quality meals! Be part of the conversation and learn how you can lead in your community right from your dinner table. Apply TODAY via link in bio & story. And head to our website inlandoceancoalition.org/inland-ocean-ambassadors to learn more about different topics we are covering this season.
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